Forty-nine projects are being delivered through the $13.1 million Queensland Resilience and Risk Reduction Fund (QRRRF), a joint initiative between Australian and Queensland Governments.
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Regional and remote parts of Queensland have been approved for almost $16 million to rebuild infrastructure damaged by the 2019 monsoon trough event to a more resilient standard.
Monitoring and evaluation is a thorough way for QRA to demonstrate the programs we invest in are making a difference. The jointly funded Australian and Queensland Government (50:50) monitoring and evaluation initiative is a
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The $3 million Clean Up and Invasive Species Management Program is jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland Governments to support Queensland communities in their environmental recovery
Carpentaria Shire Council will receive more than $22 million to repair the vital Mitchell River Crossing along Dunbar Koolatah Road
The Brisbane River Strategic Floodplain Management Plan has been developed for the Brisbane River catchment and will help communities across Queensland develop flood resilience strategies.
The Cloncurry Bowls club is back better than ever thanks to a $150,000 DRFA Community and Recreational Assets Program grant.
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The $9.5 million Flood Mapping and Flood Warning Program is being administered by the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) as part of the broader $242 million extraordinary assistance pa
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The $105 million Exclusion Fence Restitution Program will provide grants up to $500,000 to eligible primary producers to rebuild critical cluster fencing damaged by the floods to help co
About the Queensland Resilience and Risk Reduction Fund 2022-23
There has been 24 projects across 23 councils approved statewide, collectively valued at over $11.6 million, through the 2022-23 round of the Queensland Resil